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Verifying errors with version 1.27.7

KC9SGV
 

Hi All,?
My latest Arduino IDE 1.8.5 gives me verifying errors while trying to upload to the Raduino for my BitX40.

My old Vista computer talks to the Raduino.
Read up as much as I could.
First time using the IDE.
What am I missing ?
Libraries ?
Knowledge, skill definitely.
Please help !

Bernie,
KC9SGV
 

So it compiles ok, it's only when it tries to upload to the Raduino that you have errors?
Could help if you cut and past the "verifying errors" into a post here??


On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 11:59 am, KC9SGV wrote:
Hi All,?
My latest Arduino IDE 1.8.5 gives me verifying errors while trying to upload to the Raduino for my BitX40.

My old Vista computer talks to the Raduino.
Read up as much as I could.
First time using the IDE.
What am I missing ?
Libraries ?
Knowledge, skill definitely.
Please help !

Bernie,
KC9SGV
 

Did You add pinchangeinterrupl library? (library manager)

I just uploaded and everything is (till now ;-) ) OK

MAc

mrn
 

You do need to include some libraries or it will return errors. Once that was done in my case, every sketch has compiled and loaded to the Raduino without a hitch.

=Vic=
KC9SGV
 

The sketch now compiles after getting some more libraries.
I still get an upload error.

With the BitX40 off, the IDE does not see the com port.
With the BitX40, on, the serial monitor shows the *Si5350 ON, but the IDE returns an upload error after compiling the Sketch successfully.

I wish I had some prior Arduino expertise....
KC9SGV


On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 9:04 PM, Vic WA4THR via Groups.Io <vhklein@...> wrote:
You do need to include some libraries or it will return errors. Once that was done in my case, every sketch has compiled and loaded to the Raduino without a hitch.

=Vic=


Jack Purdum
 

I'm running Win 7 most of the time and I have this happen, too. Sometimes, unplugging/plugging the USB connectors fixes it. Other times, I have to close the Arduino IDE completely, and reload it. Sometimes I unload the IDE and also unplug the USB connector. Usually, I get an audible sound from the computer when the system finds the port. Other times when it doesn't see it, I get a rapid beep-beep-beep tone telling me it doesn't see it, but knows the connector is connected. If that happens, I go to the Drivers directory of the IDE and run the installer. If it still doesn't work, I do a total reboot of the system. If none of these work, I take a nap.

Jack, W8TEE



From: KC9SGV <kc9sgv@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2018 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: [BITX20] Verifying errors with version 1.27.7

The sketch now compiles after getting some more libraries.
I still get an upload error.

With the BitX40 off, the IDE does not see the com port.
With the BitX40, on, the serial monitor shows the *Si5350 ON, but the IDE returns an upload error after compiling the Sketch successfully.

I wish I had some prior Arduino expertise....
KC9SGV


On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 9:04 PM, Vic WA4THR via Groups.Io <vhklein@...> wrote:
You do need to include some libraries or it will return errors. Once that was done in my case, every sketch has compiled and loaded to the Raduino without a hitch.

=Vic=



 

KC9SGV

"I wish I had some prior Arduino expertise...."

Arduino expertise can easily be had by purchasing a cheap Ebay sourced Arduino NANO and
doing some of your own software for that device.? It is easy to use the "examples" code as basis
for your own digital voltmeters, period counters, frequency counters, audio generators, and
so on.?

Arv? K7HKL
_._


On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 10:54 AM, KC9SGV <kc9sgv@...> wrote:
The sketch now compiles after getting some more libraries.
I still get an upload error.

With the BitX40 off, the IDE does not see the com port.
With the BitX40, on, the serial monitor shows the *Si5350 ON, but the IDE returns an upload error after compiling the Sketch successfully.

I wish I had some prior Arduino expertise....
KC9SGV


On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 9:04 PM, Vic WA4THR via Groups.Io <vhklein@...> wrote:
You do need to include some libraries or it will return errors. Once that was done in my case, every sketch has compiled and loaded to the Raduino without a hitch.

=Vic=



 

In the IDE you have selected Arduino Nano, of course, but are you sure you identified the correct COM port for the Raduino? Since nothing showed up indicating that it was that port on my system, I resorted to going to the System Hardware list, COM and LPT ports, and just seeing what showed up when I plugged the USB cable into the Raduino, then selected that port in the IDE program. I did my first upload maybe a week ago and had similar issues getting going, but it works great now!

=Vic=
KC9SGV
 

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Thanks to all the responders.
I found a hardware problem...mmm
The mini USB on the Raduino shows one pin bent back inside the casing.
Tried to salvage it with a dentist pick....
No joy.
Now I am salvaging a mini USB female plug from an old camera.
Some SMD soldering is in my future.
Otherwise a new Raduino...

Bernie,
KC9SGV


Sent from my iPad

On Jan 21, 2018, at 3:51 PM, Vic WA4THR via Groups.Io <vhklein@...> wrote:

In the IDE you have selected Arduino Nano, of course, but are you sure you identified the correct COM port for the Raduino? Since nothing showed up indicating that it was that port on my system, I resorted to going to the System Hardware list, COM and LPT ports, and just seeing what showed up when I plugged the USB cable into the Raduino, then selected that port in the IDE program. I did my first upload maybe a week ago and had similar issues getting going, but it works great now!

=Vic=

KC9SGV
 

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Broken mini USB port on the left.
Salvaged, prosthetic mini USB port on the right.
Will post results...

image1.JPG

image2.JPG

Bernie,
KC9SGV

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 21, 2018, at 4:08 PM, KC9SGV <kc9sgv@...> wrote:

Thanks to all the responders.
I found a hardware problem...mmm
The mini USB on the Raduino shows one pin bent back inside the casing.
Tried to salvage it with a dentist pick....
No joy.
Now I am salvaging a mini USB female plug from an old camera.
Some SMD soldering is in my future.
Otherwise a new Raduino...

Bernie,
KC9SGV


Sent from my iPad

On Jan 21, 2018, at 3:51 PM, Vic WA4THR via Groups.Io <vhklein@...> wrote:

In the IDE you have selected Arduino Nano, of course, but are you sure you identified the correct COM port for the Raduino? Since nothing showed up indicating that it was that port on my system, I resorted to going to the System Hardware list, COM and LPT ports, and just seeing what showed up when I plugged the USB cable into the Raduino, then selected that port in the IDE program. I did my first upload maybe a week ago and had similar issues getting going, but it works great now!

=Vic=

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